The studio's tenth app is live. It is called Spot On, and it is built for the kind of friendly rivalry a big tournament creates: everyone in a pool calls the exact scoreline for each match, points land for getting the result right and more for nailing the score, and a shared table tracks who is actually any good at it.
Play it at predict.cyber-jack.uk. Create a pool, share the code, and the rest of the group joins and starts predicting. Picks lock at kick-off, so nobody can sneak a change once a match has started.
With a World Cup running for the best part of a month, scrolling through a long list of fixtures to find today's games gets old fast. So the fixtures view now lands you straight on the current round, with a tap to snap back to the live games whenever you wander off. Small thing, but it is the difference between opening the app to play and opening the app to scroll.
A hidden bonus word for Letterly
The daily word game picked up a new twist this week too. Every round now hides a bonus word in one of its ten categories, and it is always the most obvious answer for that letter. Guess it and you bag a hundred extra points. The catch is that you never find out which category is hiding it until the round ends, so the safe, boring pick might quietly be the jackpot. It is a nice bit of tension against the rest of the game, which rewards the answers nobody else thought of.
Play today's round at letterly.cyber-jack.uk.
Three daily games and a predictions app now sit together at games.cyber-jack.uk. The plan from here leans less on new apps and more on giving the ones that have landed a reason to bring people back each day.